In Episode 198 of History Traveler, we were exploring the German bunker complex of Crisbecq Battery on the Normandy coastline. But there was far too much to see for just one episode. In this episode of American Artifact, we're taking a closer look at one of the bunkers at Crisbecq and even better, a German uniform that was recovered in a unlikely place after having been buried for years.

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